Learning classical dance is intended to involve 19 young people in an intensive two-week workshop about this discipline dictated by the Costa Rican artist, dancer and choreographer, Gustavo Vargas Zamora.

The instructor expressed his gratitude to have an opportunity to be in Panama for a second time and share a process, "to observe the evolution of youth, because here there are talent, conditions, gain and passion."

On his teaching to Panamanian youth he explained that he has emphasized "the methodology of the Cuban school" and inculcate in the students, the use of the body in space and, above all, what a dancer should know so that he can be on a stage and master the diversity of language in the world of dance. "

Meanwhile, Iguandili López, director of the School of Dance emphasized that "the goal is to motivate and strengthen the classical ballet technique in our youth that's at technical level, because currently we are with the youth ballet project and our interest is to form a group of men in classical ballet and it's appropriate to have the experience of master Varga."

To Jezreel Cortez, a student at the advanced technical at Danza, this seminar with international trainers is an experience "that allows us to extend our horizons, knowledge and improve our techniques."

López invited men wishing to get into the ballet that the call is open and for more information they can get to the social networks of MiCultura to get to know about the requirements.

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